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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

FREDoNIA. KAN. March 23.-The Dun
kard church at Buffalo, Kan, twenty
miles north from here, was blown 10
pieces by what is supposed % be dyna
mite al $40 last night This was com
modious frame building and the only
church in the town The cause for this
rash aci is understood 10 Dee q bitter feel
ing upon the temperance question
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0f JouNsBURY, VT, March ga se-
sere sno" and wind storm prevailed iu
DDS section OF ihe State last night. Three
train, on the Passumpsic railroad arc re-
ported Co be FAST in the drifts. and two
ifa.ns and d snOw-pl0w. 0n thc st Johns.
bury and Lake Champlain road, are block.
1iea at different points on the road
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS Al HOME AND ABROAD
A. SENT OVER rHF WIRES.

4 Lively Old Man \ Feud Ncws from
Wall street The Merchant, Get Ner-
sous lie Clam. Pact of Duluth salts
fled with ui. Death Sentence Chatta-
nooga's Boom The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Option Latest Foreign News.
Weather Indications &c.. A..
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JACKSON, Miss, March 23.-ln view Of
lhe recent decision Of the Supreme Court
ine iAA collectors ln This State were yes.
,ertay notified 90 stop collecting tax on
commercial travellers and whisky drum
mers The annual revenue from these
sources sas $4,000.
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that bib came up on its engrossment in
the House to-day Mr. Wise and Mr
Cardwell favored the bill. the former say.
ing that the family of the late Mr.
Phpbus. owners of the Hygeia Hote
at Old Point. were not opposed 10 the
new hotel
Mr. McCandlish, of Petersburg, intro.
duced a bill IN the House 90 grant a
charter 90 The Petersburg Perpetual
Building and Loan Association The
bin was referred 90 theproper committee
The Association Is 90 Do similar 20 The
one In Richmond
CtHRESr COMMENT.
The bin 20 extend the corporate limits
Of Norfolk was reported from the com
mittce yesterday
There i- o strong sentiment IN The
House Finance Committee 10 report ad.
versely upon bills asking for relief
Numerous bills ot this character are in-
I0duced a. every session
Hon John =. Wise. Captain Joseph
Leath, or Nouoway. and several others
appeared before fhe senate Committee on
Fish and Game yesterday iu the interest
of the State Game lass
Hon John Randolph Tucker appeared
before Che Senate Finance Committee
ges'eadag morning The matter under
consideration Wa- the "C0up0n-Crushel
biI recommended by Governor Lee in
h.- message The committee has not de-
cided whcn fhe DID. shall Doe reported -
rnr..rHu.I .f .
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

BFRmN. March 23-Emperor William
to-day visited the Queens OF Saxony and
Roumania. the Princess Of Wied, the
grand duchesses of Mecklenburg and
Saxony aud the Grand Duchess Marc,
wife of the Grand Duke vladimir,
The Emperor will give a state dinner
no the palace tonight and will afterwards
go to the opera. Crown Prince Rudolph,
of Austria. and several of the German
princes have left Berlin for their homes.
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OTTAWA, ONr, March est is under.
,tool 'iial lhe government will nominate
bieetenanl-Oolonel Ouimet, member Of
rAIi."nsn. Tor Laval as Speaker OF the
House Of Commons.
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IoiEno. O., March %. Miles d Car.
r'ugton, one of the most prominent and
''de-' business men OF this city and "A
member OF the produce exchange. died
suddenly yesterday IN Marseilles. France.
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LNcoLN, Ill. March e3-At4o'clock
lhl' morning ire In Atlanta. small
own ih this county, destroyed seven
irAnIe business buildings with their con.
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W eafher Indication.

AsHiSeroS, March "a. indications
.o' .He 'Nenty.tour hours. commencing
a. 0 pm, Thursday For Virginia.
lair weather. followed by rain warmer
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"wlrH ALL HER FAULTS"


u's trl. -.ie writes sclaFly band.
Tut. fua .t-" eh.reoue N.ulI 30,
And spells "Jlg r.l al extra -;
But n., O. rHrl ll .h.. w.le llnd
T. haf s4 dear, tli worry ie"
Dn-t-lfh as sweet as -1e tl ue.
Dear thing she symelW We1 sats j seen,
'Theg Tas. "Is u0t.' or 'ao DEE y0u'i
Ilems yours" They go,d Harsh 70
.Uf frIt.
But shr is sfu 1852 lovely queen.
WlJ. haar' BEATS are 90 m'ue most lrle,
And nill be set for many years
soine saF .l4t love IS bInl aud
Would alI fLai l1ve is deaf Isl.
Though .runmarlcss and l-. ilg bod,
My iotr HaaIs.me, sweet and ..r
Ile secu.f o. our i0ve you'd l..Ht
shes only five and Im i..r lHd
MARX Bennett .n Judge.
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h'rcuie- hiti>on's DID Friend tn Trouble.
81" YORK March 23-Minnie Glars
iAc woman who claimed Hercules Kiitson
IS her husband aHd recently sued for a
divorce from him 10 establish her claim
was to-day held IN Jefferson market rolice
court on charge Of keeping a disorderly
house ON Sixth avenue.
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nhcrnn the Winner.

LoNDov. March 23-Twcnty horses
started in the Lincolnshire handicap race
of 200 sovereigns st the Lincoln Spring
meeting today. Mr Manton 5 four year
Old bay colt. Obcron won Mr.. X. Crest 5
iye-year-old brown horse, Kenny, came
I'm second and Lord Bradfords fve-year-
old bay horse. ls0bar, third
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THE LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION or 1sSs-SENENTH
DAYS PROCEEDINGs.

senate.
Called TO order at l2 N. by Lieutenant
Governor John T. Massey
BILLS PRESENTED.
By Mr Meredith Bin 20 empower The
Peoples Telegraph Company, incor.
porated by tho State Of North Carolina,
TO construct, operate, and maintain its
line or lines Of telegraph 20 any point OF
points within the State OF Virginia
BY Nr CauseY Bill 90 amend an act
90 establish q Board 0f River and Harb0r
Commissioners for Nansemond river
By Mr Staples Bill to amend an act
90 incorporate the Roanoke and Southern
Railway Company
By Mr. Keezcll BiIl 90 amend an act
for the relief of school teachers
This bin is to simplify the Jaw enacted
az the session OF 1856 .s6
By Mr. Hodges bid t0incorp0r the
Norfolk Dock Improvement Company
By SIR Norton BID TO amend and re-
enact tle lith section Of am aci incor-
poratlng the Virginia Normal and Col
leg.s-e Institute. approved March t i-s2
This hil. increases tlc number ot State
students
By SIR Blackstone BIN 20 amend 800
act for thc protection of tcrrapius also.
hYIeQuest h.llt0 incorporate the Virginia
immigration Land and Improvement
Company
Mr Jones. from thc special joint com-
mittee t0 examine State securities deposit
ed iu tho basement offices. presented o.
very elaborate report. which Ou motion
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Among the bills introduced in the
House were the following
BY MT Porter BID 20 incorporate tie
Portsmouth Street Railway Company
By Mr Naddiii Biil To- authorize the
Board of Supervisors of The county of
Henrico 90 condemn stone. gravel. OF
earth for use upon the roads Of said
county
By Mr Hay Bill to incorporate tho
Greene and Orange Telephone Company.
THg NEW HOTEL AT FORTRESS MONROE.
No objections We're raised 10 the bin
10 allow Mr. Chamberlain 10 build q hotel
At Fortress Monroe, or In other words,
70 give the consent OF the State, when
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A Bomb MANU-

BERLIN. March 23-The police OF St
Petersburg have discovered stores OF diy-
Mantle and apparatus for the manaiac-
ture of bombs In several villas al Pargs..
leoyo. r summer resort in the suburbs OF
the Russian capital.
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Ironrn tld German government ag ~ E.c
visiting ~ The !ulls 10 Tue uolll 81 Elg glaul,
and making large purchases Of Los suitable
tor military purpose
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PRICE, ONE CENT.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Plot to Xii the CIsr.

ST PrrrRsBUHe. March 23.-lt Il re-
ported that six persans were cap'naed on
sunday in connection with the recent
blot 90 assassinate the Car, and hanged
ON Monday. DeGaieh, the man VINO
murdered fieutenant-Colonel Suderkin,
Russian Chief OF Police, three years ago.
and who was suspected Of having planned
the plot against the Cars life IS said TO
have been one of the SIX
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-24

MANTED-TO BUY A SECOND
w hand Boiler steam oi about hve or ten
gallons capacity. Address "B. P'
zmh Alt Care TIMES Ollce.
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senate.
Called 90 order at II N. by Lieutenant
Governor John L Massey
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pills ULIuLLIU

Nx.- Camue.i m1 tcao's also pre-
-iei during IAe laF
Dfi- REPORTED
Th. House Judiciary COMMITTEE. re
ported tle Hu t0 chu.e lle slime '0r
holding tle Circuit Courts of tle -iN
tccntl and Seventeenth judicial circuits.
Among ,he bills reported in tAe House
were the following
To incorporate tHe Petersburg Musical
Association. for the relief OF w y Ld-
wards oyster Inspector of Portsmouth.
t0 Incorporate the Pulaski Water supply
Company. Du .n relation 90 puseffa-
zion of oysters.
The Committee on Fish and Game
asked uw they be discharged from the
further consideration of the bill in rela
ton ,o tlc Game law. and that fhe Dill
be referred l0 tle Committee 0n PROPOSE
tions and Grievances
The hilI t0 authorize and require the
Board of Public - NOrk, fo deliver fO tle
City Council of Alexandria twelve hum
drcd aul twenty shares of thc capital
stock OF ihe Alexandria Canal Company
came up 0n Its passage in fhc House
1he bII received unanimous vote
nl aas Immediately taken io Che senate
5v Nr Stuart
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
FIVE HANDED REEL.

Last evening near $50 o'clock there was a
regular old-fashioned row i'll the Jewell
building on South Main street. II was de
cidedly loud and accents clear. The dis
turbance was so great that the neighbors for
a time thought the elements were at war.
1t seems that young lad of low forehead
entered the building and insulted lady. lie
was met in few minutes by her husband
who proceeded to nuke whirligig out of
him, While he was going in obediance to
the power over which he had no control, a
Mr. Browning appeared GU the scene and in
troduced an entertainment for the irate hus-
band. Before tho curtain fell on this act
two other lads arrived and divided their
forces over the question at isSue-whatever
that was
In due time Officer Mckee was attracted
by disturbance aud ventured an investiga-
ton. He found that all concerned showed
marks of patriotism He was not able to
judge in the case and TO be sure and ges the
proper party he arrested the entire outfit.
They We're given forward march" until
reaching lbe corner of Main street and Doug
las avenue AT that point ali made deposit
large enough to be allowed to go their way
until this afternoon when all should report
to his honor. the police judge.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
SECOND GAS COMPANY
Charter Filed With Capital Stock of Two
Hundred and Fifty thousand Dollars
VIII Bore for Gas.

sit would be adjudged an OF day. said
gentleman yesterday, when charter was
not filed by some company at Wichita for
ness than can be successfully operated here
and for which there are so many induce
ments each day finds rapid advances IN some
direction. The late stir about natural gas
in this section has resulted in the formation
of second company for boring for the same
The question has been under contemplation
for some weeks and it has been decided to
give this region thorough examination and
sac if oil and gas can b, found In paying
quantities
A company has been formed with capt.
tai stock of s25O,OOO. The charter was given
to the secretary of state while he was in the
city few days ago. On the charter are the
following names: N.F. Neiderlander, w. W..
Dill, &c. RIchey, NJ j. Oliver, j. Henry and
Judge Hill of Fort S ,ott They have leased
some ground on College Hill and are leasing
in other sections for the purpose OF boring for
gas. If the vaporous fuel is found it vii
doubtless be given trial in the present gas
mains in the city, as the last name mentioned
would Indicate Mr.. Hill some weeks ago
stated in council meeting that the natural
gas in his city was not suited for lighting
purposes, but as the quality Of gas changes
in different sections, the find here-if found
may be profitable for lighting purposes as
well as for heating
The company expects to commence work
in a few weeks
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
FIRE.

Last night about ii O'Clock the fire alarm
WAS sounded from the Hacker & Jackson
building on East Douglas. The department
arrived promptly but their services We're not
required as the flames had been extlnguished
by applviug the hose in the building. The
fire was confined exclusively to room 20 ON
the third floor, and II, the room beneath on
the second.
The origin is not known. Frank Louey
and O j. Dreist occupied room 20; MIR.
Dreist is out OF the city but Mr.. Louey says
when he left the room about o'clock in the
afternoon there no fire of any kind in 1T.
Another roomer in the building however,
saws he saw a small tallow candle burning
On a wood chest In the room about 430.
The fire had burned hole III the floor Of
room %. and had also burnt through and
caused the plastering to drop from the cell
ing of the room beneath. Every thing III
both rooms was destroyed by the fire and
the water turned on 70 extiuguish 1t.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
ENTIRE NOUS.

Last night at the G. A r. hall the Entire
Nous club entertained their friends with a
very pleasant masquerade ball. About fifty
couple were present. The music was fur
nshed by shaw's orchestra, the supper by
Gandolfo.
The floor committee, Messrs A. Solomon,
r. Liwisson and NJ. Jacks, spared no pains to
make every one heartily enjoy themselves.
and succeeded most admirably.
At o'clock the grand march with Mr..
and Mrs KATE as leaders was formed; after
which came quadrille, and SO on through
the programme of fourteen dances, the mot
ley dressed crowd of merry makers gaily
chased the fieeting hours.
Miny of the costumes were elegant and.
the character assumed well represented by
the wearers:
Russian hunter, Mr.. Calisch; old lady, Mrs
CaIisch; "Mephistopoles," Mr.. Walenstein
Winter, Mrs. S. Goidstein; Irish lad and
lassie, the Misses Drukker; "kansas,
the Sunflower state" Miss Hirsh !;
"Our German cousins" Messrs NJ. S. and
Henry Drukker; pink domino, Mrs. NJ. 5
Drukker; Daughter of the Regiment" Mrs
katz; wander de campasnie. Mr.. Robt.
Jacks; land agent, MIR. Chas Coin; Fan
chon," Mrs c. Coin: 1.-THE Two Johns, v
Messrs Joe Hirsh and David Levy; jockey,
Miss Marx; pink dominoes, Mrs. and Miss
Handler, of Augusta; Turkish maiden, Mi
Solomon; 1.-The Sable Knight, Mr. l..
Solomon; friar, Mr. Pollock: pink dom
inc, Miss Goldsmith, of Winfield; Irish maid,
Mr. Goldsmith; ''MIkadO," Mr.. l. Stone;
Night, Miss Joseph, of Winfield "Uncle
SAM" Howard Darts; German Peasant,
Charles NJ Fechheimer; English Gentleman,
Sam Wirtheimer; "Just Escaped" Harry
Hirsh; Swiss Maid, Miss Nettie Fechheimer;
Nobody, Mr.. Mackenzie.
During the supper number of toasts were
made and responded to in a most eloquent
manner. All in ell the evening was most
enjoyably spent, and all the attendants will
l,ug remember the entire nous club masque-
rade bail with pleasure.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
THE PACKING BUSINESS.

J. L. Mecorney, a prominent citizen of
Rochester, South Kingman county, called
yesterday to talk up Wichita's need of a
packing house of such dimensions as cou
successfully handle all the hogs and cattle
which would find market here Mr.. NJ
who has had no little experience in this di-
rection gives it as his opinion that next to
Kansas City there is no city between the
Mississippi river and the Pacific ocean which
offers such advantages for the successful and
profitable handling of animal food as WITCH
ita. She is not only located right for the
corn and hog and steer but with reference to
both the southern and western market.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
CHURCH ESTABLISHED.

The campmeeting held by the Seventh
Day Advenists on the West Side last fall re-
suited in the establishing of a society of that
order, and they have had regular pastor
since that time. Their meetings are held
four times each week at Sl2 West Douglas
avenue. Last week a lot for church was
purchased on South Wichita street and
preparations are being made for the erection
of house of worship Immediately.
An opportunity will be granted our bust
ness men and any others who may so desire
to aid in this worthy enterprise. 1t is hoped
that contributions may be SO liberal that they
may realize their expectations and have the
building ready for dedication in April.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
THE LORD PROsPERs Us.

Last Sunday morning the weather was in
clement and it was sloppy under foot, SO that
not more than half the usual number of peo-
pie attended the churches for the forenoon
service At the Methodist church Rev.
Hodgson said that notwithstanding the slim
congregation he would lake the annual col
lection for church charities, which he
thought ought to reach three or four hum
bred dollars When the result was an
nounced the sum raised was $3.50, or $3.50
more than was expected. AT the Baptist
church Rev. l. n Clark, the district secreta-
ry for foreign missions, presided. After his
sermon Rev. Harper got up and said he
would like to have $500 for foreign missions.
They made it s743 and s1,475 conditional
upon the university being located here
This is Wichita all over, all through and al
ways. It's no wonder that the Lord pros
pers such people.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
THE TURNER'S.

Last night the second annual masquerade
ball was given by the Tnrn Veriens Vorwats
at Crawford's opera house. There was a
good sized crowd of dancers in attendance,
while the seats along the sides of the hall
and those in the gallery were almost all
taken by spectators. 1t was very pleasant
affair and most heartily enjoyed by all the
participants. The music was furnished by
the Knights of Pythias band, and the supper
by Gandolfo. The grand march, which be-
gan at $50, was lead by Mr.. Otto Zimmer-
man as King Otto and his lady in court dress
followed by long line Of figures in dresses
ancient, modern, serious and grotesque.
Some of the characters were we'll taken, and
the representation admirably carried out.
The floor committee was composed of the
following gentlemen: Otto Heller, Henry
Snitzler Wilhelm Meier, Henry Suhr. They
performed well their duty, and their efforts
ad ded not little to the success of the mas
Cuerade
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
A LARGE DELEGATION.

Within the last two days twenty-seven
prominent men from Pontiac, Michigan
have arrived in the city. They were accom-
panied by Mr. w. d. Sly, who visited the
city some months ago and invested rather
freely. He does not regret that fact, and
his brethren seem to be DESTROYS to prof,
by his good luck.
They came here to attend the auction
tomorrow of Cole & Coles addition. The
auctioneer, Mr.. Maddis, of Louisville, is here
and was shown the addition yesterday and
the city. He seems much pleased with the
metropolis and will remain some days A
number of gentlemen from Louisville will
arrive today.
The following gentlemen are part of the
number who have arrived from Pontiac
L. B. Wells, NJ. D. Sly, S. A. Dewey, G.
Jacobs, s. Cole, B. Y. Woodland, W. 81.
Brummitt, H. j. Highly, w. Chapman, L. A.
Webb, c. j. Fox, jr, w. F. Stout, j. 7.
Harrison, S. T. Murray, A. B. Cole and c.
Martin
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22

Yesterday about three hundref and FIFTY
delegates to the meeting OF the grand lodge
of A. O. Z. w arrived in the city More
are expo ted on the morning ttains.
The was no meeting Of the grant lodge las,
uiyh,. Tue local loiss held ineesing IN
their hall which WAS attended, BY the visiting
h-.thrsu. There was general love Teas.
Among those who made speeches on the o.
ca,,on we're G. W. Red, OF Topeka, She~n
aud Rigs, of Lawrence, Bfu'n, Dewey
Drurn,n.li. Merely, Warner. Miller, Donna
bna henderson and Grand Muster Workman
Gilbert
The grand lodge viii meet tolsy at IL
O'Clock IN Odd Fellows hall A pa 'ilc meet
lag Is contemplated for "Wednesday Kish'
and ). III ciouotlsss be held provided saitaols
hall can be secured
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
DISTINGUISHED MINISTER'S.

Peabody, Kansas, Rev. Cromar, pastor First
Lutheran church. Kansas City, and Rev. j.
N. Lepker, travelling missionary of the
Evangelical Lutheran church, are in the
city, the guests of NJ. L. Carver and Geo.
H. Blackwelder. These gentlemen are prom
inent Lutheran ministers, and are here with
authority to buy property for church and
are on the ground in order to establish an
Evangelical Lutheran church. Any Luth-
Grams in the city or adjoining country will
confer favor if they will hand their names
aud address, in person or by postal card to
either NJ L. Carver or Geo H. Black welder.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
GETS 1T In THE NECK.

Some weeks ago gentleman from the east
made a tour i'll Kansas, and among other
cities visited Wichita and invested near 49,
600. He wrote to gentleman in the city
some days ago, and also mailed letter sent
him from wouldbe real estate man at
Newton. The Newton lad had very grave
suspicious about Wichita, and had the gall to
state that the transfers of his village was
even more than at Wichita. He scattered
his song and dance over six pages, and on
the bottom underscored was the words 'you
are liar" written and ornamented by the
gentleman to whom the letter was written
and who said he knew the trite sentence to
be true for he was informed on the subject
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
BOOTH CLUB.

The Booth Club met last evening at the
residence of Miss Emma McClees. 1t was
decided to give an entertainment at an early
date, the first part of which will consist of
the presentation of Esmeralda, a beautiful
domestic DRAMA and close with dance. All
tickets for the entertainment will be COM
plimentary.
At present the club has membership of
forty-two and the constitution will admit
only eight more The club will meet on the
seventh of next month at the residence of
Miss Marion Niederlander.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
RUSHING,

The Rock Island company is daily raceiv-
ing ties and culvert pipe At present there
is enough on hand TO lay forty miles of
track. The graders are at work from TWEEN
ty-fifth street north. The grazing in the
city will not be commenced until the frost
disappears, owing TO the fact that 1t is all
light work.
The company has bought 5000 acres of
land in northern Texas which is underlaid
with coal veins
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22
OLD SETTLERS BALL.

The ladies of the Benevolent Home at the
old settlers ball and celebration this even
ing a, Crawford's opera house, will set sup
per for all desiring the same, supper corr
mencing at O'Clock. ALI are cordlally in
vited TO attend and partake OF the hospitaii-
" OF the ladies and in this way assist a
worthy cause, as the recei pts will be donated
20 the Ladies Benevolent Home
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22

Mr.. E. D. Stoner aud wife, of Belleville,
Ohio, arrived IN the city yesterday. Mr.,
Stoner is q brother of DR.. j. j. Stoner. BE
Is editor of the Bellevllle Gazette and has Of
ten heard IF Wichita and was led 10 believe
that this was live city, but Is free 10 con.
fess that Wichita is q much more lively piacs
than he thought